UTS: Nursing, Midwifery & Health Facilities

Welcome to the virtual tour of our state-of-the-art facilities

Clinical practice laboratories

Most classes are held in the Faculty's clinical laboratories

Clinical practice laboratories

Class sizes are kept to a minimum to allow for quality learning experiences

Clinical practice laboratories

Our clinical labs are set up to look like real hospital wards so that students can practise their clinical skills in a lifelike setting

Clinical practice laboratories

Our clinical practice labs contain realistic nurses and midwives stations

Clinical equipment

All labs contain the same equipment commonly found in hospitals and other healthcare facilities

Clinical equipment

Clinical equipment

Part task trainers

Part task trainers are used by students to practise skills used on particular parts of the body

Virtual IV™

Students use the Virtual IV™ when learning intravenous cannulation

Virtual IV™

The virtual patient's response, which depends on how well the cannula has been inserted, is displayed on the monitor

Scrub room

Multiple scrub rooms are located at both the Kuring-gai and City campuses

Treatment room

Treatments rooms are located on both campuses

Electronic health records

Keeping pace with the healthcare industry, the Faculty has introduced point-of-care technologies into curriculum

Electronic health records

Students learn how to use point-of-care technologies in preparation for practice in the contemporary healthcare environment

Maternity and paediatric focused facilities

These facilities are utilised by our Bachelor of Midwifery students and Bachelor of Nursing students undertaking paediatric and neonatal care subjects

Maternity and paediatric focused facilities

High fidelity simulation lab

This state-of-the-art nursing and midwifery lab is equipped with high fidelity equipment for simulating complex clinical scenarios

SimMan

SimMan is an advanced patient simulator, complete with palbable pulses, breathing sounds and chest movements, injectable sites, voice and touchscreen monitors

Emergency scenarios

SimMan is used by students to practise realistic emergency situations. Here, Bachelor of Midwifery students practise resuscitating a woman in labour

SimMan

SimMan

Control room

Adjoining the high fidelity simulation lab, the control room allows teaching staff to externally alter SimMan's physiology and observe students' responses